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Manual spreadsheets can't keep up once your asset count grows. This guide breaks down what asset management software actually does, the key features worth evaluating, and how rental and equipment businesses can turn better visibility into higher utilization and revenue per asset.
The ARA gives equipment and event rental businesses networking, education, and industry data — but turning that into real growth means pairing it with rental software that automates booking, inventory, and pricing. Here's how the two work together.
A fixed asset is a long-term investment — like equipment, vehicles, or buildings — that a business holds for years rather than sells quickly. This guide breaks down what counts as a fixed asset, how depreciation and disposal work, and how to manage them accurately on your balance sheet.
A perpetual inventory system updates your stock records in real time with every booking, return, and rental — no waiting for a physical count. Here's how it works, how it stacks up against periodic inventory, and what it takes to implement one in a rental business.
Accurate time duration calculation is the foundation of reliable rental billing and scheduling. This guide breaks down how to calculate duration between dates and times, why it matters for equipment, mobility, and self-storage operators, and how automating it reduces errors and increases revenue per asset.
Missing tools, unaccounted equipment, and manual stock counts cost rental businesses real time and money. This guide breaks down how RFID tags work, the real differences between passive, active and UHF RFID, and how to integrate RFID into your rental management system for better asset tracking, inventory control, and access management.
Car rental reservation software has become the operational backbone of modern fleet management — cutting admin work, preventing double-bookings, and giving customers the self-service booking experience they now expect by default.
The car rental industry has moved past counter queues toward self-service booking, dynamic pricing, and keyless access. This guide covers the features that define a top rental website, how pricing actually works, airport vs. off-airport trade-offs, and where the industry is headed — from automation to EV fleets.
Paperwork shouldn't be the reason a booking stalls. Here's how electronic signatures let rental businesses sign leases and waivers in minutes instead of days — without sacrificing legal enforceability, security, or compliance.
Barcode tracking in rental software improves inventory accuracy, streamlines checkouts, and reduces errors. Discover how this technology can enhance your rental business operations.
A practical guide to choosing IT inventory management software for rental operators — covering asset tracking, automation, integrations, and how to compare platforms like Zoho Inventory, ServiceNow, and rental-specific tools.
A robust maintenance strategy separates rental businesses that scale smoothly from those stuck firefighting breakdowns. This guide breaks down what CMMS software does, the features that matter most for rental fleets, how it compares to preventive and predictive maintenance, and how it fits into a broader rental management system.
From GPS trackers to RFID tags, asset tracking gives rental operators real-time visibility into every vehicle, tool, or piece of equipment — cutting admin, preventing double-bookings, and boosting utilization.
Post-pandemic customers expect self-service, speed, and zero friction as the default — not a bonus. This guide breaks down what customer experience really means today, how it differs from customer service, and the practical steps rental and self-storage operators can take to close the gap between expectation and reality.
The demolition equipment rental market is growing fast, driven by rising construction activity and the clear cost advantages of renting over buying heavy machinery. Here's what's fueling that growth, the challenges rental operators face, and where the biggest opportunities are heading next.
Sunbelt Rentals has grown into an industry giant largely through strategic acquisitions — folding in regional players to widen its fleet, footprint, and delivery speed. This article breaks down how that growth model works, compares it against organic expansion, and looks at what smaller rental operators can realistically apply to their own businesses.
River City Equipment Rental, a locally owned rental company based in Decatur, Alabama, has partnered with Empower Rental Group — gaining access to a larger equipment fleet, group-level purchasing power, and broader coverage across Alabama and Tennessee, while keeping its local team and customer relationships intact.
This month's Sharefox update focuses on giving rental operators back a bit of time this summer — from a faster way to create orders in the Schedule, to smarter customer discounts and a fix for a long-standing Safari bug.
When the Las Vegas heat turns an AC breakdown into a real problem, portable AC rentals offer a fast, affordable fix. This guide covers how rentals work, what they cost, where they're used — from homes to job sites to outdoor events — and what it takes to run a portable AC rental business through the valley's intense seasonal demand.
Learn how rental companies can achieve profitability through market demand, efficient operations, and advanced technology. Explore key strategies to boost revenue and customer satisfaction.
